Sentence examples for on this often from inspiring English sources
And at Village Shuwarma on the Avenue of the Americas in Greenwich Village, a handful of Israeli immigrants can invariably be found eating, playing backgammon, watching soccer and reflecting on this often complicated journey.
And don't forget to check out Next Wave's negotiation showcase, in which we highlight and summarize our offerings on this often mysterious process.
He writes often about the role of GMOs in modern society, attempting to shed light on this often misunderstood science.
I want to spread awareness about this rare disease and hopefully shine a little light on this often misunderstood cancer that mesothelioma victims have come to know.
A critical factor of resilience is knowing to the depths of our souls that we are not alone, that there is someone to accompany us on this often rough road of life.
How many times in your life have you thought to yourself, "I should have listened to my intuition on this?" Often in hindsight after we've made a mistake, had a lapse in judgment, or experienced something painful, we realize that at some level we already knew it would turn out that way, we just didn't listen to our instincts.
Reflecting on all of this often conjures to my mind the words of WB Yeats, in his infamous poem, September 1913.
As a sideman he brilliantly complemented other leaders, and as a leader he reinvented the jazz thinking behind improvising on this often-overlooked instrument.
The Unesco world heritage city centre is a picturesque maze of narrow, cobbled medieval streets and this year's programme of food-focused events and festivals will shine the spotlight on this often-overlooked gem.
Twitter's recent loss to Amazon of its "marquee deal" to stream NFL Thursday night games casts an additional shadow on this often-questioned media-related strategy.
She asked for more openness and debate on this often-hidden or denied problem and urged delegates to ensure that outcomes and strategies developed in their respective countries reach the highest levels of leadership.
